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Mike Matusow - 1,100,000
Jeffrey Lisandro - 810,000
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 18 - $5,000 No-Limit 2-7 Draw w/ Rebuys
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
85
Level
25
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
20,000
Mike Matusow - 1,100,000
Jeffrey Lisandro - 810,000
"I've looked down at my first two cards and seen two aces I don't know how many times now," continued a clearly frustrated Matusow. There were a few courtesy laughs thrown back his way and then a sarcastic observer jokingly chirped back, "The whole room?"
Both players checked after the draw and Matusow tabled a
low. Greenstein said, "It's good," and Matusow won the pot.
"Nope, you're gonna donk it off to me, and then you're going to say 'oh well.' I got all day. I mean, I tried to bluff one time. I'm 0-for-1. I'm about ready to try number two. I can't handle it no more."
After the draw, Matusow led out for 150,000, forcing a quick fold from Greenstein. Mike Matusow stacked the pot.
Mike Matusow - 915,000
Jeffrey Lisandro - 750,000
On the draw, Matusow threw away an ace and kept 8-6-4-2. Lisandro stayed pat with a queen-six. Matusow had a huge draw - any jack, ten, nine, seven, five or three would win him the pot and knock out Lisandro. He drew another six to pair sixes and double up Lisandro.
Matusow:
Lisandro:
Matusow was the first to check his card. He peeked at it slowly, then looked at Lisandro and proudly said, "Your turn sir!" as he turned over a
. Lisandro knew he was in trouble, needing to hit a
or a for the win. He turned over his card and before it was known to those not at the table, Matusow yelled, "Oh no....oh no," in a fairly ambiguous tone. It was quickly determined however that this was some sort of sarcasm on Mike's part, Lisandro had drawn paint and the pot was Matusow's. His legion of supporters applauded and he stacked his chips, which now tower over the 1.4 million mark.